Children as plants

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Children as plants

Post: # 260507Post Povester »

I am collecting plants named after my sons. I have an Isaac rose (Mme Isaac Pereire), a Reuben blackberry and I need a Sam (or Samuel). Any suggestions?

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Aww, I will keep a look out!

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Post: # 260526Post sleepyowl »

There are daylilies called Hemerocallis 'Samuel Bell', there is a red hot poker Kniphofia 'Samuel's Sensation', Magnolia grandiflora 'Samuel Sommer' & 'Rhododendron Samuel Taylor Coleridge'
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Post: # 260527Post sleepyowl »

I have my own namesake groing in my garden as a rather pernicious weed, herb robert
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Post: # 260530Post Pumpkin&Piglet »

We should make a list of as many names as we can think of and the plants (I say we - I don't know any so I'll be taking advantage more than contributing!)

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Post: # 260531Post oldjerry »

Or go native.......Sambucus...

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Post: # 260534Post Povester »

Thanks for the suggestions, sleepyowl. Great to have a choice.

What's Sambucus, oldjerry?

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Post: # 260537Post oldjerry »

Common Elderberry,but there are several ornamental Hybrids,eg. 'Diablo' They all make banging wine ..see MKG..many posts.BWs

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Post: # 260867Post little blue duck »

I have a rose called "Alec's red" in honour of a dear family friend who loved roses,
as my late in-laws didn't have 'plant names' I just planted forget-me-nots..

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